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20260708  There was a substantial pool of potential crime perpetrators. Dispersing the homeless population would seem, at face value, to be an obvious way to reduce crime in downtown Los Angeles.rtf
20260708 Berk and MacDonald notes.rtf
20260708 There was absolutely no evidence for crime displacement. There was evidence for spillover effects.rtf
20260708 Whether in this case the resources allocated to the police might be better used to address root problems (National Law Center on Homelessness & Poverty, 2009) is an important issue todo1.rtf
20260708 “We have shown that broad time trends in certain crimes that the Central Division shares with its immediate neighbors can be effectively removed” – Doesn't refute Blasi and Stuart’s claim of effects due to a general trend.rtf